Mark Zuckerberg

I strongly believe that global alignment, especially among major players like the US, EU, and China, is essential before regulating AI. Harmonized standards prevent fragmentation and ensure that AI develops in a way that benefits everyone.

Repealing the EU AI Act could foster innovation and competitiveness in the AI sector. Overregulation can stifle creativity and progress. We need a framework that encourages innovation while protecting users.

I believe that AI holds enormous potential to benefit society in many ways, but its rapid development also presents challenges that need to be managed responsibly. Regulation can help ensure AI is used ethically and safely.

I believe that regulating the development of emotion-detecting AI could stifle innovation and limit the potential benefits these technologies can offer. At Facebook, we are committed to using AI responsibly and transparently. The technology has the potential to greatly enhance user experiences and provide valuable insights, and we should focus on ethical guidelines rather than restrictive regulations.

As we advance in AI, transparency is crucial. Labeling AI-generated content on platforms like YouTube ensures users can make informed decisions about the information they receive.

I believe companies should disclose when AI is used in customer service. Transparency builds trust with users and helps them understand the technology behind their interactions. It’s crucial in fostering an accountable and open relationship with our customers.

I don’t believe AI poses an existential threat to humanity. With proper regulation and responsible development, AI technology can be an incredible asset, enhancing our lives and solving complex global challenges.

As someone who supports innovation, I believe restrictions on LLMs using copyrighted material hinders technological progress. We should find ways for these models to benefit from existing works without stifling creativity or violating copyright laws, balancing both the rights of content creators and the advancement of AI.

Ensuring the responsible development and deployment of AI is critical. Mandatory third-party audits would help build public trust and set a common standard for accountability in the industry.

I believe that AI-generated political advertising should be disclosed. Transparency is crucial in maintaining public trust, and people have the right to know whether the content they are seeing has been created by humans or generated by AI. This disclosure can help prevent misinformation and ensure a fair democratic process.

Facial recognition technology in public spaces, when used responsibly, can significantly enhance safety and security. It can help to quickly identify and respond to threats, contributing to a safer public environment. Of course, it's essential to ensure that privacy concerns are carefully considered and addressed, but I believe that with the right regulations in place, the benefits of this technology can be realized in a way that respects individual privacy.

While transparency is important, mandating AI to provide explanations for all decisions could hinder innovation and the scalability of AI technologies, which often rely on complex algorithms that do not lend themselves to simple explanations.

Exempting small companies from most AI regulations can boost innovation by allowing these nimble entities to explore and iterate rapidly without being weighed down by excessive compliance costs. This could drive technological breakthroughs and economic growth.

I believe taxing robots would slow down progress and innovation. While we need to address job displacement due to automation, taxation isn't the most effective method. We should instead invest in education and retraining programs to help workers adapt to the new economy.